G’day piggies! Today, we’re talking about bookie affiliate links – what they are, how they work, and whether or not they’re worth using.

Now we don’t like smoke and mirrors at Punt Hub so we want the punters to know EVERYTHING. This is how we keep the lights on here, keep the group running and pay the tipsters that provide all you fellas the best bets we can find. Some people aren’t fans of affiliates that also provides tips - and that’s okay, we don’t demand anyone follows our tipsters or joins our links, its optional and we appreciate it when you do!

First things first, what is a bookie affiliate link? Essentially, it’s a link to a bookmaker’s website that has a special code attached to it. When someone clicks on that link and creates an account with the bookie, the person who posted the link (the affiliate) gets a commission from the bookie.

So, why would someone want to use an affiliate link? Well, for one, it can be a way to support someone you follow or respect in the betting industry. If they provide good tips or insights, you might feel inclined to use their affiliate link as a way of saying thanks.

Of course, there’s also the possibility that affiliate links could be used for less than honest purposes. Some affiliates may promote bookies that are known to have poor odds or a bad reputation, just to make a quick buck. And there’s plenty out there that do! So it’s best to use a bit of caution when you’re opening accounts that might give you no benefit at all just because some yobbo suggested it.

So, should you use bookie affiliate links? That’s ultimately up to you. If you trust the person posting the link and feel like you’re getting something extra out of it, then go for it. But if you have any doubts, it’s always best to do your own research and make an informed decision.

One final thing to keep in mind – always gamble responsibly. Don’t get sucked in by the allure of bonus bets or free cash. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and never chase your losses.

That’s all for now, fellas. Good luck!